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NEW YORK (AP) — ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" has gotten a warm welcome on its first night airing 30 minutes earlier.
Kimmel went head-to-head Tuesday for the first time against CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" and NBC's "Tonight Show with Jay Leno." According to Nielsen fast national ratings, Kimmel edged out Letterman and ran slightly behind Leno in total viewers.
Tuesday's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" was seen by roughly 3 million viewers, only 177,000 fewer than the audience for the "Tonight Show." It beat "Late Show" by 115,000 viewers.
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Ladewig held to answer to murder charges
YREKA – Siskiyou County Superior Court Judge Karen Dixon ruled last Thursday that Lukes Steven Ladewig – the Montague man accused of murdering his 30-year-old wife Katie Pierce in October – will be held to answer to the charges.
The ruling followed Ladewig's preliminary hearing in the Siskiyou County Superior Court during which Deputy District Attorney Monique Neese and Ladewig's public defender Andy Marx questioned Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) officials about the homicide investigation.
Ladewig, 30, is charged with murder and dissuading a witness from reporting a crime as well as special allegations for causing serious bodily injury. He faces a series of other special allegations for previous domestic violence-related convictions.
An autopsy performed shortly after Pierce's death confirmed that she died on Oct. 18 as a result of blunt force trauma to the head which caused bleeding on the brain. Ladewig was arrested shortly after her death.
Authorities responded to the couple's residence on Oct. 17 following a 9-1-1 call.
SCSO Detective Yves Pike testified in court that when he arrived at the scene, he observed Pierce lying on the bathroom floor unconscious and she appeared to have bruising on her face.
She was transported to Fairchild Medical Center and then air-lifted to Mercy Medical Center in Redding.
Pike testified that he observed vomit, blood and other bodily fluids on various items in the household and "signs that there had been a struggle." In addition, he stated that in the kitchen garbage can, he discovered pieces of broken glass and small rocks that were consistent with the ones in the couple's fish tank.
SCSO Detective Jacque Morlet testified that he questioned Ladewig while Pierce was on life support in the Redding hospital. He said Ladewig had a swollen lip, some scratches and abrasions on his knuckles – an injury that Morlet said Ladewig explained was the result of an accident while he was sweeping.
He told the court that Ladewig initially denied striking his wife, and later stated that he and Pierce had a mutual fight because she had consumed alcohol.
"[Ladewig] did not appear to have much remorse for his actions," Morlet stated. "He admitted to slapping, shoving, pushing and kicking Katie," and in the midst of the altercation, Ladewig reportedly admitted to pushing her toward the couple's fish tank.
Morlet told the court that Ladewig stated during the interview, "I did not mean for this to happen. I'm sorry, fellas. I don't want to be the person who killed my #!@#&*% wife."
Ladewig was notified that Pierce was brain dead and she would be taken off life support per his instruction, Morlet testified.
Morlet told the court, "Ladewig said emphatically, 'She is dead. They are going to pull the plug tomorrow and that is basically my decision.'"
Pierce was pronounced dead at Mercy Medical Center on Oct. 18.
Following the investigators' testimony, Neese stated, "I believe The People have shown that this was not an act of self-defense … He may have not intended for her to die but he was the cause of those internal injuries that resulted in her death."
Marx argued, "This was a mutual combat situation – a heated, passionate argument."
While SCSO Lt. Mark Hilsenberg testified at the hearing that the toxicology report conducted during the autopsy indicated that Pierce did not have alcohol in her system, Marx pointed out that the blood clot which resulted from her brain bleed was not tested for alcohol. He said if it was it would have indicated whether alcohol was in her system at the time of the altercation.
Dixon stated that whether or not Ladewig's alleged actions were initially intended to be carried out for the purpose of self-defense, they went above and beyond what was necessary to protect himself.
She ruled that he will be held to answer to the charges and she ordered for Ladewig to continue to be held in the Siskiyou County Jail without bail. Dixon scheduled him to reappear in court on Dec. 18 for further proceedings.
According to Siskiyou County District Attorney Kirk Andrus, Ladewig served a prison term in 2002 for a domestic violence conviction and he was on probation for a separate domestic violence conviction involving his wife at the time of this incident.


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It's pretty easy to analyze most of the major issues driving college football in the context of the haves and the have-nots. But as last summer's crazed chase over conference expansion showed, college football's powers don't always act monolithically.
Stewart Mandel posted something in his Mailbag yesterday that makes me ponder whether we might be getting ready to see a few more cracks in that façade. Noting the apparent decline of the Big Ten in comparison to the SEC, Mandel writes
… As Michael Rosenberg wrote Tuesday, the league is being dragged down right now because two of its marquee programs, Penn State and Michigan, aren't what they once were. The Nittany Lions seem to be stuck in a perpetual state of good-but-not-great that likely won't change until JoePa retires and the Wolverines have been a mess for several years. That's the big difference between the SEC and Big Ten — the talent pool is deep enough in the South that an Auburn or Arkansas can rise up in a given year and compete nationally, but that's rarely going to happen with Purdue or Illinois.
That's just the short-term analysis, though. In the long term, we have to concede — as Jim Delany himself has — that the effects of population shift on Northern and Midwest football are very real and very irreversible. (The SEC's penchant for oversigning has its own effect, too, though that's another column entirely.)
And so I wonder: are we about to enter a phase where several of the power conferences decide it's in their best interest to take on the (largely SEC) practice of oversigning?
Don't laugh. I can think of some compelling reasons they might. For one thing, it's a great excuse to use to explain the SEC's recent dominance in the BCS title game and the other power conferences' shortcomings there. (See if the drumbeat grows louder in the event Auburn takes care of business next Monday night.)
But the bigger concern might be demographics, as Mandel hints. You've already got a situation where the population shift from the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt favors the SEC, the Pac-10 and at least the southern part of the Big XII at the expense of the Big Ten and the Big East (another reason TCU's move to that conference looks shrewd). To the extent that it restricts the talent pool available to the latter two, oversigning by SEC programs exacerbates that problem.
It's hard to see how that changes. And if that's the case, how long is it before Jim Delany decides he has no choice but to lead the charge to get the NCAA to tighten up the rules on class signing numbers? No doubt he'd couch it in terms of doing what's best for the student athletes, but we'd all know what that's really about. And it would be fascinating to see where the battle lines get drawn in that fight – the Big East and the mid-major conferences would seem to be natural allies for Delany, but would the Pac-10 and Big XII commissioners stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Mike Slive?


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Review: Gear watch has potential, but falls short
NEW YORK — It didn't take long to see how a computerized wristwatch might help manage my digital life — or to see how Samsung's new Galaxy Gear smartwatch falls short.
First, the potential: Smartwatches are supposed to offer quick access to many of the things you normally do on your phone, such as checking messages, taking photos, checking the weather and answering calls. You can install apps for additional functionality that lets you track fitness activities and play games. It's like having the power of your smartphone on your wrist.
That sounds great in principle. These gadgets aren't meant to replace phones; they're supposed to work with phones to display the information you need most. While I'm wearing the Galaxy Gear, I can glance at my wrist for messages during dinner or at a movie, as if I'm checking the time. It's not so obvious that I'm being rude, the way pulling out a phone would be.
Samsung's Gear is stylish. Its 1.6-inch screen, measured diagonally, keeps the watch small enough — at least for men — to work as a fashion accessory. Straps come in six colors. For now, the Gear works only with the new 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 3 phone. Both start shipping in the U.S. on Tuesday.
The Gear costs about $300 and the Note 3 another $300, with a two-year service agreement. Although the Gear works with a cellular version of a new Galaxy Note tablet, Samsung is selling only a Wi-Fi version in the U.S. for now, starting Oct. 10 for $550. So until Samsung updates the software on its older phones, you need to buy both the Gear and the Note 3. For $600, this better do a lot to manage my digital life.
I took the Gear to a street fair in Brooklyn and tried to use it to meet up with my brother and two groups of friends. I was able to read text messages and reply to a few using voice dictation. But the voice-command service is slow and makes many transcription errors. It also doesn't give me enough time to read and confirm what I'm about to send, forcing me to start over. After a few attempts, I took out the phone and started replying the normal way.
The Gear also lets you make and take phone calls right from the wrist, Dick Tracy-style, using a built-in speaker and microphone. But it was useless in a noisy environment like a street fair. Out came the phone. Even in quieter environments, there's a noticeable lag using the speakerphone, making conversations tense as we start talking over each other.
As I pushed my way through the crowds, the watch constantly alerted me to new Gmail messages and Facebook updates. But I had to go to the phone to read them. I'm not expecting lengthy email messages on the watch, but I could have at least used the sender's name and the first line or two to gauge a message's importance. The Gear tries to speed things along by opening the relevant app on the phone automatically with a few taps of the watch, but I could have easily opened that app with a few taps on the phone.
A day earlier, the camera on the watch's wristband captured my cousin's 1-year-old daughter trying to balance herself. I would have lost that moment had I waited to pull out the phone. But the share button on the watch was disabled, as apps to send them by email, text or Facebook have yet to be written. Instead, I had to transfer the photo to the phone first. Image quality also was poor, with the camera at less than 2 megapixels.
The baby's cousins had a lot of fun with a voice memo feature. Using the watch, they left me memos calling me "cookoo" and ordering me to change diapers. The messages are automatically transferred to the phone and transcribed. I was ready to like the Gear for this feature, until I saw how poor the transcriptions were. "You forgot to pack my lunch. I'm really hungry at school" became "A Dr. Pepper my hands are you hungry school."
Of the more than a dozen apps I tried, the only one that worked reliably was one that keeps track of wine bottles. Simply snap the label using the watch's camera, and the Vivino app gives you information on food pairings, average prices and user ratings. I can see it being useful in a wine store, where snapping a wine label with a phone might draw attention.
I also liked the feature for finding my phone. I used it to find the missing phone — in my backpack.
The Gear needs more of these useful apps and features — ones that actually work and give you what you need. For now, it feels like a $300 prototype (or $600 with the companion phone). It seems as if Samsung rushed out the product to hit the holiday shopping season. It could have used a few more months to fine-tune the product and work with outside developers to make compelling apps that work.
I have no doubt Samsung will get there one day.
The Note 3, for instance, addresses many gripes I have when features are hard to discover and use. An "Air Command" tool pops up when you take out the stylus that comes with the phone. That gives you quick access to such tasks as clipping information from a Web page and storing it with a link.
The Note 3 also gives you more ways to run multiple apps at once. Like previous Samsung phones, a Multi-Window feature lets you run two apps side by side. Now, you can run up to eight other apps — such as the calculator or the clock — as small windows on top of your regular app. When you're done, just minimize the app into a small circle and move it to the side until you need it again.
This feature is even more useful on the larger, 10-inch screen found in the Galaxy Note 10.1 — 2014 Edition. That's the second edition of that size. I'll tackle Samsung's need for better nomenclature some other day.
Hopefully, Samsung will get the Gear right in its second or third try, just as it has with the new tablet and phone. Until then, I'll continue to be rude and pull out my phone at dinner.


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Possibly the first of the British free improvisation ensembles, dating back to 1963 (evolving into free playing around 1966), here reformed for a single concert on the occasion of Tony Oxley's 60th birthday in Koln. It's nicely recorded (Geman Radio). A rare chance to hear a legendary group, which didn't make any released recordings in its own time and to contemplate a musical form that after 33 years is, in the hands of these performers, remarkably similar to the way it was in its youth. A useful mirror to an influential school of improvising. And sharp. You may think you're going to be bored, but you never are.PLUS the incus CD of a 10 minute rehearsal recording from 1965 (a very stretched version of Coltrane's Miles Mode). Fascinating comparison and about the only recording of the original group you can hear. First orders only, I'm afraid. Very limited supply.
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Nearly half of India's 1.2 billion people have no toilet at home, but more people own a mobile phone, according to the latest census data.
Only 46.9% of the 246.6 million households have lavatories while 49.8% defecate in the open. The remaining 3.2% use public toilets.
Census 2011 data on houses, household amenities and assets reveal that 63.2% of homes have a telephone. More than half the population – 53.2% – have a mobile phone.
About 77% of homes in the eastern state of Jharkhand have no toilet facilities, while the figure is 76.6% for Orissa and 75.8% in Bihar. All three are among India's poorest states with huge populations which live on less than a dollar a day. In Jammu & Kashmir 8.9% of households still have their latrines emptied by manual scavengers.
"Open defecation continues to be a big concern for the country as almost half of the population do it," Registrar General and Census Commissioner C Chandramouli said while releasing the latest data.
"Cultural and traditional reasons and a lack of education are the prime reasons for this unhygienic practice. We have to do a lot in these fronts," he said.
A union minister had recently said women in rural areas demand mobile phones, not toilets. This was vigorously denied by a 20-year-old tribal woman from Madhya Pradesh Anita Narre. "A toilet is more significant in the life of a woman than a mobile because the former gives them dignity", she said. Anita Narre grabbed the international headlines at the beginning of the year when she was awarded for leading a "sanitation revolution". Two days after her marriage in 2011 she left her in-laws house and refused to return until they had built a toilet.
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The reaction by the mainstream media, I exclude Fox, is exactly what the Right Wingers use as an example of media bias. His performance was simply entertainment! Those of you in the media who think Eastwood's performance was detrimental to Gov Romney have been in the media "circle" too long and miss the point. The average American does not view the conventions as you do. The average American made "Reality" TV popular for over 15 years.
Anderson, I genuinely respect your liberal but objective journalistic stance most of the time. For this Clint Eastwood matter however, I am quite sure that Clint doesn't give a sheet what you or the likes of Gloria Borger, or the rest of Hollywood thinks of his views or his performance last night, and you know what,....I don't either. Thanks to Clint for standing up for what needs to be said, and not falling into lockstep with Hollywood and the left leaning media sycophants.
Clint Eastwood looked like he was trying to do the old Bob Newhart telephone bit except is wasn't that funny.
If I am elected President of these United States, I will work with all my energy and soul to restore that America to the bankers and the 1% Im packing and moving to the UK if Romney and co get in Ive lived and work in America for 20 years Im a brit. but the republican party are acting like the brown shirts of old with there Racism, Lie's and Hate.
How many ways can one say, "mistake"?
Republican convention went off the rails with this one.
Is this a taste of what Republican good judgment looks like?
What the hell were they thinking?
This was the last night of the Republican convention.
And we are given this?
I love Clint Eastwood.
But only managed to feel sorry for him.
And to feel sorry for the poor bozo who talked the convention committee into this stunt.
I too am an Obama girl.....this performance by Clint Eastwood was a bunch of crap. Is this what prime TV is all about or is what the RNC is all about? Come on.....I'm from the south and I am very disappointed at all the Republicans in this area and what they are believing in. There is no one platform that I see they are trying to present. I'm writing as a disappointed SOUTHERN!
The people who criticize Clint Eastwood's @ RNC are missing the point. He was old (earned it), cool (as always), strange, funny, AND SO RIGHT ON THE POINT. I'm an Obama girl, but I love Clint Eastwood and so does every body else. His work speaks volumes, we respect him. So if he wants to present an unusual, unexpected, understated, ORIGINAL performance in the midst of pomp, circumstance and political blah blah blah - I'm glad I was watching it live. Also, I have not heard ANYONE put President Barach Obama in his place quite so effectively, with relevant and current references to situations and events that we've all lived thru together. You had to agree with him. He nailed it. He spoke. He was real. If you didn't get it, it's your loss.
I totally agree. I never heard anyone on the left say anything about Michael Moore talking about George Bush, or Dave Letterman, or so many more. Clint Eastwood was right on the mark! President Obama has done nothing that he promised us to do. I will be voting for Romney this time!
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The latest in a series of posts about books I'm reading that I may or may not review later
What I'm reading: Liberty's Exiles: American Loyalists in the Revolutionary World (Knopf, 460 pp., $30), by Maya Jasanoff.
What it is: A Harvard professor's dense, scholarly history of the diaspora of colonists who stayed loyal to Britain during the American Revolution and fled afterward to countries that included Canada, Jamaica and Sierra Leone.
Why I'm reading it: Liberty's Exiles was a finalist for the 2011 Samuel Johnson Prize for nonfiction, which produces a consistently high-quality shortlist. The book also won the most recent National Book Critics Circle Award for nonfiction.
How much I've read: The first 55 pages, a 34-page chapter on loyalists who fled to Jamaica, and more, about 100 pages in all.
Quote from the book: Anglo-Americans in Jamaica "went to appalling extremes" to protect their authority over black slaves, including many brought into the country by loyalists who left the U.S. after the Revolutionary War: "A dispassionate record of Jamaica's everyday sadism survives in the diaries of plantation overseer Thomas Thistlewood, whose 37-year-old career on the island ended with his death in 1786. By then, Thistlewood had scored tens of thousands of lashes across slaves' bare skin, practically flaying some of his victims alive. He had had sex with 138 women (by his own tally), almost all of them slaves. He stuck the heads of executed runaways on poles; he had seen cheeks slit and ears cut off. He routinely meted out punishments such as the following, for a slave caught eating sugarcane: 'had him well flogged and pickled, then made Hector shit in his mouth.' Such incredible barbarity symptomized the panic that pervaded Jamaican white society: the fear that the black majority might rise up and slaughter them in their beds."
Comments: Liberty's Exiles has the redundant phrase "wealthy heiress" in the first sentence. Its author also has an unfortunate lust for the adjectival use of "very": "the very fact," "their very names," and "the very bosom of American homes." Among adverbial uses, she gives us "the very same ships," "the very same rooms," and "the very first signer." But I've found the book worthwhile for its overview of loyalists in exile and its expansive portraits of some, including the young wife and mother Elizabeth Johnston, who lost her three-month-old daughter to smallpox in Jamaica.
Published: February 2011 (Knopf hardcover). March 2012 (Vintage/Anchor paperback).
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TAUNTON — Peter Thomson occasionally thinks about the hopefully distant future, when he'll be eternally resting underground, most likely at the Bourne National Veterans' Cemetery.
"I hope somebody will remember me," he said as he grabbed a handful of flags from the back seat of his car.
Thomson, Taunton's veterans graves officer, faces the monumental task of marking nearly 7,000 headstones before Memorial Day.
"Right now, I'm totally overwhelmed," he said. "But I've been taking it one day at a time. You can't change the weather. And if the weather changes, we change plans accordingly."
Thompson traversed a hillside in the city's Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, near the graveyard's Crocker Street entrance.
He approached a massive headstone, knelt down to clear decaying plants from the hole inside a small round grave marker and inserted the end of a wooden dowel attached to a small American flag.
"He could have fought in the Civil War," Thomson said while adjusting the tiny red, white and blue banner.
The soldier buried at his feet died in 1914. His name was William L. Walker and he was born in 1841. Soon after the dead man's 20th birthday, he was fighting for the Union Army, assigned to Company D of the 7th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment during the Civil War, according to the city's veterans' grave records.
The 7th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry was formed on June 15, 1861 in Taunton, and consisted almost entirely of men from Bristol County. The men trained at Camp Old Colony in Taunton.
In this city, there's about 7,000 more brave souls just like him.
"We put out just under 7,000 flags," Thomson said. "The graves go back to the American Revolution and they're scattered between 62 cemeteries."
The burial spots range from single plots in backyards to veterans' graves peppering huge, sprawling cemeteries like St. Joseph's and Mayflower Hill.
Thomson had originally planned to lead a platoon of volunteers on Saturday. The likelihood of rain Saturday, however, has convinced him to change the battle plan.
Volunteers are asked to meet at the Mayflower Hill Cemetery's main entrance, near the intersection of Broadway and East Brittania Street, at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
Thomson, a retired U.S. Army sergeant first class, hopes to muster at least 25-30 eager flag-placers.
Groups of city students, Cub and Girl Scout troops, veterans' groups members and random volunteers often turn out to help.
Thomson approaches the flag distribution with his military training in mind.
He sends some students out on reconnaissance, looking for markers, while others fan out bearing flags. Teachers then swoop in carrying armfuls of paperwork, ensuring flags are placed at the proper places.
A Connecticut native who served 32 years in the Army, Thomson has been heading the effort to flag veterans' graves in Taunton for four years. He served a tour in Iraq as his final Army assignment, working along the country's southern tier at a large fuel farm known as Camp Cedar II, the largest convoy support center in Iraq.
"It was my first and only tour," Thomson said. "That was enough."
His wife, Sue, who helps him place hundreds of flags each year, leaned over from the passenger seat of his car to shout out the open window at her husband.
"But everybody in your unit came back," she said. "Didn't they?"
"Yes they did," Thomson said. "They all came back."
Over the past year, Taunton's list of veterans' graves grew by about 75.
Thomson took a moment to remember the group of fighting men that's shrinking the fastest.
"We haven't lost all of our World War II vets, but we've lost a good portion."
WHAT: Volunteers needed to help place nearly 7,000 flags on city veterans' graves
WHERE: Mayflower Hill Cemetery's main entrance, near the intersection of Broadway and East Brittania Street
WHEN: 10 a.m. Sunday, May 18
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There are many parts of our criminal justice system that are cruel and counter-productive. A couple of weeks ago, I inveighed against one small stupid injustice: treating 17-year-olds as adults in Massachusetts' courts and throwing them into adult prisons.
Teens imprisoned with adults are far more likely to be raped, far more likely to commit more serious crimes and return to prison, far less likely to get an education and become law-abiding citizens than those who pay for their crimes through the juvenile justice system. It's really a no-brainer, but the Mass. Legislature has been unwilling to do anything about it. Last session Rep. Kay Khan, D-Newton, got a bill fixing it through the Judiciary Committee, but it died in House Ways & Means, which deemed it too expensive.
Wednesday the bill finally came up for a vote in the House – and passed unanimously.
What changed? Well, for one thing, the feds stepped in. In 2003, a diverse coalition of evangelical and civil liberties groups convinced Congress to enact the Prison Rape Elimination Act, which was signed into law by President George W. Bush. Under that act, studies were mandated that tallied the epidemic of sexual assaults behind bars. Regulations were promulgated by the Department of Justice, one of which requires prisoners under 18 be physically separated at all times from adult prisoners. Massachusetts must comply with that rule by August 2013 or face the loss of federal grant funding. Compliance means building new wings and segregated facilities for the 17-year-olds, which would likely be more expensive than putting them into the juvenile system.
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This brief history of Wall Street is part of the small-format "Icons of America" series from Yale University Press. Because it's a good book, you might want to look for others in the line. But nothing on the cover identifies it as part of a series, so if you're hoping to spot its kin easily at a bookstore or library, you're out of luck.
Wall Street and "Icons of America" are recent examples of trend at university presses to publish more books with mass-market appeal. The older Harvard Business School Press "Ideas With Impact" series is another www.hbsp.harvard.edu. And so far it's been more successful, partly because it has a distinctive visual identity: You can spot HBSP books from halfway across the store at any airport Borders. Clearly Harvard had an advantage in that the "Ideas With Impact" series gathers articles from the Harvard Business Review, which itself has a distinctive look. But if U. S. News & World Report rated the covers of university-press books the way it rates colleges, Harvard would still win by a mile.
Apart from not establishing a brand identity, the cover of Wall Street uses yellowish tones that give it a retro look – a bit misleading given that Fraser carries the history of Wall Street into the 21st century. The cover appears to show a montage of shot-from-below pictures that suggest the dizzying, topsy-turvy action of the markets, partly through the upside-down American flag. It works well as a metaphor. For the same reason, you don't want to look too long at it.
To its credit the cover avoids a static head-on shot of the New York Stock Exchange and visual clichés such as the Merrill Lynch bull. The montage also wraps in an interesting way around the spine and about two-thirds of the back of the book, which you can't see here. On most covers, only the background color wraps front-to-back — the cover image stops at the spine to make for room blurbs or a large author photo. The unusual use of art on this one creates a handsome effect that says "money."
Wall Street was reviewed on Oct. 27 www.oneminutebookreviews.wordpress.com/2008/10/27/.
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A California district judge dismissed most of a class-action complaint against Sony's handling of the massive PlayStation Network (PSN) data breach last year. However, plaintiffs will be able to amend and resubmit parts of the complaint in the near future.
The lawsuit, first filed last June, takes Sony to task for failing to protect users' information using industry standard practices, which exposed those users to undue risk of identity theft and fraud. Though the core PSN service is free, the lawsuit also sought restitution for lost access to paid services such as Netflix, MLB.tv, and NHL Gamecenter, which were unavailable through the PS3 while PSN was down for over a month following the hacking incident.
But district judge Anthony J. Battaglia's ruling [PDF via courthouse News] rejected most of the plaintiffs' arguments, saying, in essence, that Sony never promised their service would be perfect. In fact, the ruling specifically cites a clause in PSN's privacy policy warning users that "there is no such thing as perfect security" and "we cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information transmitted to us through [the PSN]," obviating the suit's claim that Sony misled consumers or committed fraud itself.
Judge Battaglia also notes that Sony's terms of service clearly state that "no warranty is given about the quality, functionality, availability, or performance of Sony Online Services, or any content or service offered on or through Sony Online Services." Thus, the company was under no obligation to provide "continuous and uninterrupted service to either the PSN or prepaid third-party services." Furthermore, the plaintiffs were unable to prove any specific harm of identity theft or personal fraud stemming directly from the data breach.
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Pizza has joined air and water as a necessity of life. Some families even have a pizza night once a week. Delivery means home cooks get a meal off.
But, as with all food, pizza is getting more expensive. Large pies with extra toppings are approaching $15 in many shops, higher with delivery. Many of us shop by price, refusing to purchase without a good coupon.
You can cut your pizza bills in half with homemade, but that's vexing for many cooks. The competition with commercial is rigorous, and it's all in the oven. Store pizzas are baked at 500 F in special, narrow ovens that concentrate the heat and blow hot air over the pie, called convection baking. This prevents the dreaded sogginess of baking at lower heats. No way can you approximate this in your family GE.
A pizza oven replicates the heat of the wood-fired beehive ovens common in Italy. They nuke the crust without burning the toppings, crucial to good stuff.
Still, the best recommendation for homemade is you'll create your favorite pizza every time with no compromises. Homemade is fraught with challenges, but I think I've hit on the right stuff.
So here you go, five steps to perfect pizza:
Amid the oven problem detailed above, I've quit trying to make my own crust. The solution is pre-baked pizza shells, popularized by Boboli, the baker of Thomas' English Muffins. They cut baking time to 8 minutes and are very close to commercial quality. Cost is about $1.25 each, usually sold in packs of two.
Some in-store bakeries offer their own crusts. You'll need a proper pizza pan here. Mine has holes punched all over the bottom. This creates the crunchy, golden crusts my family craves.
Canned pizza sauce tastes, well, canned. One small can is enough for two pizzas. Open both top and bottom. Press one end to eject the entire contents. Remove the second lid. Too easy.
Pizza needs a robust sauce, and tomato paste is the most concentrated flavor. I add a dollop of olive oil and some water or red wine to thin, a dash of sugar to temper the acid, a dash of dehydrated garlic, a dash of basil and a few drips of pepper sauce.
Simmer 10 minutes to meld flavors. So simple.
Homemade means custom pies. I've already created separate pepperoni, sausage and vegetable slices on one crust, perfect for families of disparate preferences. No more having to buy four different smalls to satisfy everybody. I must have pickled Italian pepper rings.
Place your crust shell on a lightly oiled pizza pan. Smear on the sauce, just enough to coat. I add vegetables, then the meat and finally the cheese, a combination of shredded mozzarella and provolone. The provolone is more difficult to melt, tempering somewhat that stringy cheese experience of the mozzarella.
Some eaters like the meat on top of the cheese, especially pepperoni. Note you'll need to skillet fry raw meat before baking, but not pepperoni.
Using a pre-baked crust shortens baking time to less than 10 minutes. I find 8 minutes at 425 F works best in my oven. I turn on the convection blower at 4 minutes to go. It's handy but no necessity. I look for slightly browned cheese, my family's favorite.
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Blake holds things together for Indians
No sections of Jacobs Field bear his name. National magazines do
not feature him on their cover. He doesn't even lead the team in a major
statistical category.
But anyone looking for the glue helping to hold the Indians together needs
to look in the direction of Casey Blake.
The versatile Blake has settled back in at third base and is one of the
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"He's been obviously one of our more consistent players, one of our most
selfless players and one of our strongest leaders," General Manager Mark
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Blake, coming off a recent 26-game hitting streak, is hitting .279 with 10
home runs and 38 RBIs. His 18 doubles lead the team, but in the triple-crown
categories Blake can be found below several other teammates.
What Blake offers, though, goes beyond numbers.
"One thing's always been evident is he's a great athlete and a good
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That means Blake is willing to hit anywhere in the lineup and play in the
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Offensively, he has 36 starts in the two hole, a dozen down in the bottom
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His defensive versatility allowed the Indians to move him from third base to
the outfield two years ago. He smoothly made the transition and also played
some first base.
But when heralded prospect Andy Marte struggled at third base and then
suffered an injury, the Indians turned to Blake.
"He's played as well, if not better, than he did two years ago," Shapiro
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"That's the reason we made sure he had so many reps at third in spring
training," Wedge said.
Blake made a couple of nice stops in Wednesday's 10-6 win over the Phillies.
"I enjoy making plays in the field and picking up the pitcher when I can,"
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Blake gained plenty of attention with his career-long hitting streak, the
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It ended Monday. Blake said it was tough on him mentally as it wore on.
"It was always in the back of your mind," he said.
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got an eight-run inning rolling.
Blake has hit in 37 of his last 41 games, but he does not get consumed with
his numbers.
"I just want to be consistent for the ballclub, both offensively and
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At present, the current thresholds of -15 for graying a post, and -20 for collapsing the posts, will remain. We will continue to collect data on voting trends and consider various approaches to preserving unpopular opinions which are nonetheless worthy of protection against collapse.
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Prep your motorcycle for sale
- Start your motorcycle, make sure it runs smoothly and is mechanically fit. Consider having a mechanic check the bike over and provide a receipt to share with possible buyers.
- Many buyers prefer motorcycles left in stock form. If you've added personalized pieces, replace them with the original stock parts or make the original parts you removed available with the sale.
- Thoroughly clean and detail your motorcycle.
- Take photos of your bike against an uncluttered background and from different angles. You'll also want to take photos of the bike's mileage and any damage it may have.
Determine the value of your motorcycle
You may want to check pricing guides, like Red Book or NADA, or online motorcycle forums. Remember to be realistic about the price you're asking. Potential buyers will probably want to negotiate your price. Be ready with a lowest offer figure. Or, if you don't want to negotiate, list the price as "firm" in the sales listing.
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The Washington Nationals did nothing to dispell the notion that they are preparing to let Teddy win the presidents race after clinching their first division championship Monday night at Nationals Park.
Fans arriving early for the newly-minted "Teddy in 2012" series were given Teddy-themed "eye black" decals promoting the cause for #26 himself. That much was known before the game.
But few expected Arizona senator John McCain to appear on the Nationals Park HD scoreboard in the third inning, giving the Rough Rider a pep talk in advance of the race.
In the video, shown below, McCain catches Teddy playing in a kiddy pool in the Nationals Park tunnel.
"You're my hero. You're the guy I admire the most," McCain says, "and this is the way you get ready for a game?" McCain goes on to call Teddy "the victim of a vast left wing conspiracy by the Commie pinko libs in this town."
After promising a full investigation by the United States Senate, McCain goes inspirational. "The Nats are winning," he says in the video. "They are there, and you're gonna lead 'em, Teddy, and you're gonna win."
The next inning, Teddy gave it a spectacular effort and looking fit as a bull moose, sprinted out to a big lead, but fell forward onto the warning track under his own momentum.
Perhaps inspired by McCain's words, Teddy lept back to his feet and pushed ahead for the finish line, with George Washington hot on his tail.
That's when the father of our country put his finish line experience into play, diving head first to take the tape and move into a tie for first with Abraham Lincoln.
Congratulations to the 2012 Nationals League East Champions.
In the two weeks since McCain appeared on ESPN and called for a congressional investigation in a Ken Burns-narrated video about Teddy and the presidents race, the Arizona Senator has become the most high-profile member of the Let Teddy Win movement. In fact, the publicity it generated, including a response by the White House, inspired the Nationals to turn this final homestand into a Teddy-themed series.
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Speculation is that Bieber's rebelling partly due to the anxiety and angst that's resulted from his family constantly hitting him up for money, or due to his fraught relationship with Selena Gomez. The source ominously name-checks Britney Spears as an example of reckless tween-pop-sensation behavior, and says: "This could really damage his reputation if they don't get it under control. Justin is someone young teens look up to and this kind of behavior can really hurt his career."
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Rihanna is home in Barbados for Christmas, and where Ri-Ri goes, madness is sure to follow. Cops received a call from Team Ri-Ri when she and her staff saw a man trespassing on the grounds of her villa wearing only swim trunks. The man, thought to be "a German national," got close enough to Rihanna to freak her out before her security team tossed him to the curb. Click through for photos of the dazed-looking gentleman and Rihanna nervously looking out on the grounds with binoculars. [Express, Daily Mail]
Yeah, so you know how the right wing is spazzing out over the supposed "race war" being incited by Quentin Tarantino's new movie Django Unchained—most notably the Drudge Report post whose only content was the N-word written seven times? QT has something to say to them. "I think it's kind of ridiculous, because no one can actually say with a straight face that we use the word more than it was used in 1858 in Mississippi. So since they can't say that, what they're basically [saying] is I should lie. I should pretty it up. I should lie, and I don't lie when it comes to my characters and the stories I tell." [MTV]
There is no better way to deal with reporters' parenting questions than cheeky sarcasm, as proven by new mom Claire Danes: "I can't begin to imagine what kind of mother I want to be. How could I answer that? I want to be a putrid mother who does not listen to her child and puts her own needs before theirs? I would want my child to feel safe and loved and held... Do I want to be a 'yummy mummy?' Well, I certainly don't want to be a repulsive mummy. I want to be yummy to the people who I have a an interest in finding me yummy, sure.'' [Entertainmentwise]
Ashmi will be spending Christmas in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with the Kutcher family. [People]
Meanwhile, Demi Moore wants big money in her Ashton Kutcher divorce settlement. [NYDN]
- Michael Jackson's last drivers license picture is basically what you'd expect. [TMZ]
- Spy Kids star Alexa Vega is now a 24-year-old divorcee. [TMZ]
- Seal and Heidi Klum will spend Christmas together for the sake of their children. [Page Six]
- Now the CIA is besmirching the reality of Zero Dark Thirty. [Breitbart]
- I present to you these photos of a bikini-ed Kate Upton hugging a man dressed as a giant Oreo with no comment. [Daily Mail]
- Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale made duckface in some Santa hats. [Daily Mail]
- The sister wives on Sister Wives did not like when Kody Brown told them to "obey" him. You go, Glen Coco. [HuffPo]
- Bethenny Frankel and her husband Jason Hoppy are separating. [E!]
- Harrison Ford will be serving food to the homeless this Christmas. I highly recommend that Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake follow suit. [Toronto Sun]
- Harry Styles and Taylor Swift are taking an unofficial breather over Christmas to hang out with their respective families and such. [Entertainmentwise]
- Ne-Yo's ex-girlfriend Jessica White is threatening to sue him for revealing the paternity dispute over her kid. [Ace Showbiz]
- Miley Cyrus clutched an oversized Santa Claus decoration and made Level 5 derpface. [People]
- Prince William, still working in the Royal Air Force, airlifted a sick infant from Ireland to a hospital in Britain. Dawww. [Us Weekly]
- Diego Boneta maybe made out with Miss Germany. [Page Six]
- Want to see human pube Shia LaBeouf nuzzling up to his new girlfriend Mia Goth? Fine. Weirdo. [NYDN]
- Macaulay Culkin and his upsetting air of general melancholy went to Taco Bell. Especially sad because Home Alone = CHRISTMAS. [NYDN]